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Your Thoughts: Sesame Street Season 38

Discussion in 'Sesame Street' started by Phillip, Aug 13, 2007.

  1. The Count Moderator

    OK... There's some clarification that needs be done here.
    The day care Baby Bear used to go to... That was the Sesame Street Day Care, where others like Zoe and Betty Lou and Frazzle frequently attended. Not exactly sure where it was located, either in the carriage house area or maybe 4-5-6 or 7-8-9 Sesame Street.
    Originally, it was run by Lillian. After her, Angela was the one in charge of the day care with her baby Kayla while Jamal worked during the day at the park as a park ranger. The last person to be the one in authority at the day care was Gina herself.

    Nowadays, Baby Bear's moved up the educational system and is enrolled at Storybook Community School under the tutelage of Mrs. Goose (Shirley Jones).

    Hope this helps and have a good day.
  2. ISNorden Active Member


    I dimly recall the day-care center being at 456 Sesame Street--which is odd for an address just around the corner; you'd expect it to be three blocks away. (Yes, I was grown up by then but still watched for nostalgia's sake...*blush*)
  3. Ilikemuppets New Member

    Thank you for clearing that up Count.

    Can confirm that it was 456. But I man your still grown and watching it now, so it really can't be any better or any worse, right?:halo:
  4. Ilikemuppets New Member

    Yeah, I was kind of just all over the place. Sorry it I caused anyone confusion for those who haven't watched in a while.
  5. The Count Moderator

    One episode left... Here's the rundown.

    Episode 4159: Rosita gets upset about Zoe and Abby playing together.
    Cold Opening: Word on the Street: Murray Monster asks about "angry".
    Street Story.
    *Huge thumbs up for the Alice in Wonderland reference with the White Rabbit getting his teapot derusted at the Fix-It-Shop.
    Song: "Síentate, Levántate", the same song that was shown in French some episodes back but now in Spanish.
    Celebrity: Word on the Street Explanation: "Angry".
    Animation: Little girl is angry over a number of things, appeased by her little brother offering some of his last piece of orange.
    *This classic animation has been sweetened with extra background musics.
    Muppets: The Dr. Feel Show.
    Animation: Song: "Felines".
    Letter of the Day Game Show: D, Cookie Monster brings a doggie (probably Dimples), daisy, and little girl who's last name is Dawn and is also drowsy.
    Animation: Song: Ornate D's dashing through the door, dancing on the floor, and in a dinghy in the deep blue sea.
    Animation: D changes into a d with drumbeat music, narrated by Gordon.
    Muppets: Elmo Says Game of Pretend.
    Film: Kids in dance school play pretend with the help of their teacher.
    The Count's Counting Organ: 17, a number that won't quit due to Pipe #17's continuously sung announcement.
    Animation: Ornate 17's flying by in the air.
    Song: "17's My Lucky Number" sung by a kid who has 17's all around her in her life.
    Muppets: Evelyn Glennie joins in on Oscar and Telly's jam session in the Grouchketeer Band.
    *Surprised at this, after the duet between her and Linda where Ms. Glennie got upset at Linda getting applause and flowers for just the one note Linda played at the end.
    Animation: Song: "I Have A Bucket".
    Muppets: Song: "That's What Friends Are For" by Jim's Ernie and Frank's Bert.
    Animation: African tribal music.
    Elmo's World: Friends.
    Ending Insert: Abby Cadaby presents the sponsors.
    *Nice reference to Classic Sesame as Abby's confused when she sees two numbers that make up the number 17.
  6. Muppet dude Active Member

    Episode 4158 was pretty cool. Elmo was a lot like his early 1990s self in that one. Also, they made a weird mistake: they played the nighttime music when Abby announced the sponsors!
  7. Drtooth Well-Known Member

    Firstly.... do Muppets even have lips? The only one I can think of with lips is Lips. (yeah, And Janice too... I was making a joke).

    Anyway, cute little episode that tied in with the last new episode about Jealousy, how Rosita was jealous of Abby playing with Zoe. Rosita and Zoe make a cute pair of friends... and it really inspired me to make some fan Art, once I either get a Scanner, or a Wacom tablet.... I'll tell you later, to keep this on topic.

    I love how she has that Ricky Ricardo-like bit of slipping into her native tongue when she's increadibly angry.

    To help you out, that was actually aa short paper animation about Bugs. 6 of them were green Beetles, and one of them was a big brown ant (looked like an ant, so I'm guessing). it was another "That kid looks different, but we can play with him" skit.

    Loved seeing classic Ernie and Bert at the end. Especially one of the great "waking up Bert" skits.

    Looks like they digitally altered the old angry girl animated skit. they seem to have added shadows to give it the illusion of back ground.

    Plus it was nice to see some new muppet stuff. Like the Oscar skit.

    And anyone notice the animation freeze frame background on the Elmo segment? It was the same style as the canimator that did the Ananzi the Spider and Uncle Franky builds a Cookie Contanulator segments.
  8. Ilikemuppets New Member

    Actually I believe that was the daytime music as it didn't have the xylophone, harmonica and it was much livelier. The music is kinda smilier to the opening. But they have played the nighttime music in the day before.


    Loved today's episode! I thought it was a good one over all!
  9. ISNorden Active Member

    I only caught the last half of today's episode (hopefully, the other PBS station will do a repeat on Monday as usual). Still, this one sounds promising; I'll add my own review when I can see the whole thing.
  10. FatBlueMuppet New Member

    It was nice seeing Telly and Oscar together, and the Grouchkateers, and Telly playing his Tuba! 3 classic elements all in one new skit. That was really cool. As Telly used to say I give that sketch 5 Wows, WOW WOW WOW WOW and........ WOW........

    Also great to see an old Ernie and Bert skit. Perfect for today's topic "Angry" since Ernie made Bert very angry in that one. So angry he went to sleep in the kitchen! :p:(:grouchy:
  11. Daffyfan2003 Active Member

    So Abby appeared twice on the show? That kind of worries me, because this is sort of how all this Elmo-mania got started. They put a character in just a bit at a time, then more often until they start to overdo it.

    I've been super-busy today so I only got to watch up to the part with Elmo's dance or whatever. My main problem with the street story was that there were so many inconsistencies. Why would Abby be surprised to see Zoe's tutu. She already saw it this season, so why is she acting like that's the first time. Also, she said that she hasn't played hide-and-seek before. She played with Big Bird and Snuffy in the episode from last season when she made her debut. I can understand continuity errors in long running series'. I mean, not remembering something that happened ten years ago would be understandable. But there really isn't any excuse for not remembering something that happened a few weeks ago. Plus, most PBS stations still play the episodes from earlier seasons. For example, someone could see the episode where Elmo learned that dinosaurs were extinct on the same day they play the episode with Herb the Dinosaur or they could play this episode on the same day they play the ep where Abby plays hide and seek with Snuffy. I think kids might be pretty confused by all this. Seems like Forgetful Jones is writing these scripts. :)
  12. ssetta Active Member

    They've actually done that quite a few times this season. I think they feel that music is sort of appropriate when it's Abby, since it's gentle-sounding.
  13. Ilikemuppets New Member

    Is Bob going to show up this season?

    Bob still hasn't been on this season of sesame street yet and there's only one episode left. It would feel highly strange if he didn't show up. It would be the first time ever where he's never appeared in any of the episodes in a season of the show. He's still credited. It just wouldn't feel or be the same without him. it just feels like it's all riding on this one last episode for him to make an appearance. he the only cast member who hasn't shown up this season.
  14. Drtooth Well-Known Member

    Maybe he was either sick or unavailable or something. I really wish someone knew the answer. I miss Secret Squirrel. He knew the answers to everything.
  15. minor muppetz Well-Known Member

    I remember Ruthie being credited in the 30th season, even though I didn't see any new material with her that season. I recall seeing one episode with her in a skit, but I think that was from an earlier season (it took place outside of Finders Keepers). I've also seen her in a season 30 group photo (it was so weird seeing her and Alan in the same picture), but I don't think she appeared in any new material.
  16. FatBlueMuppet New Member

    Bob was seen once so far this year. But it was in a skit from Season 35 called Spongebob Triangle Pants.
  17. Erine81981 Active Member

    Today's episode was pretty neat. I was wondering the same thing about Abby asking Zoe about her tutu. It makes me wonder does the writers forget or what? Oh well. Enjoyed the whole show. Cool to see Ernie and Bert classical skit. Hope to get all these on DVD. I did the first time but made a mistake. I deleted one of the epiosde. The one where Chris was introuched. But i know they'll reshow them.
  18. theprawncracker Well-Known Member

    I really liked this episode. Abby, Rosita, and Zoe have great chemistry, I hope to see more of them together, and maybe even Prairie Dawn tossed into the mix.
  19. Ilikemuppets New Member

    Ruth Buzzi was actually on season 30. She had a cooking show segment called "Cooking With Ruthie". But she was not see with the rest of the cast that season.

    This is true. He can also be heard Reading the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty I think it was. But what I mean is he has not been seen in anything original, you know? To repeat myself. every cast member has been seen or shown this season (in something new) except for Bob, yet he is still in the credits. So if he does not show up, this will be the first completed season without him and I'm wondering if will ever see him again if this is the case?
  20. Muppet dude Active Member

    This season gave me my first glimpse at the new Gladys the Cow. I must say, while it's good to see the character back in action, I don't really like her new voice. It makes her sound, well, too feminine. The woman performing her does a great job with Cleo the Lion (on "Between the Lions"), but I'm not too fond of her Gladys. I think David Rudman or Eric Jacobson could easily perform Gladys the Cow and giver her a voice similar to her old one by Richard Hunt. It's not a hard voice to do.

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